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Legislation Seeks to Increase Transparency and Strengthen Congress’ Role in Federal Spending
Challenges to Contracts for Maintenance of Georgia Military Base Come Up Short; HCR Construction, Inc.; Southern Aire Contracting, Inc., GAO B-418070.4, B-418070.5
Regulatory Update: SBA Moves to Clean Up Small Disadvantaged Business Rules
Proposed Rule: Good Faith in Small Business Subcontracting
Automation is Advancing in Federal Acquisition
Protester that Can’t Show It’s a Successor to Company that Bid on Solicitation Lacks Standing to Protest; Centerline Logistics Corp. v. United States, COFC No. 20-483C
Agency Conducted Misleading Discussions But Protester Was Not Prejudiced; Acuity-Exemplar, JV, GAO B-418428
PPP Update: What The House’s Passage of the Flex Act Means for PPP Borrowers
Despite Your Interest in a Protest, GAO Might Not Think You’re an “Interested Party”
Lessons from Regency Enterprises Services LLC
Federal Procurement Spending up $120B Since 2015
Class Deviation—Prohibition on Procurement of Foreign-Made Unmanned Aircraft
Anchored Down in Anchorage: “Innovative Partnership” Agreements Between Government and Municipality Are Valid, Binding Contracts; Anchorage v. United States, COFC No. 14-166C
Dial D for Denied: Solicitation Seeking Brand Name or Equal Cellular Services Not Unduly Restrictive; T-Mobile USA, Inc., GAO B-418394
“Two Worlds Collided, and They Will Never Tear Us Apart”? Protester’s Sole Successful Protest Argument Was Severable From Its Unsuccessful Arguments; Peraton, Inc.—Costs, GAO B-417358.3
Inaccuracies on SAM May Not Be Enough to Sustain a Protest
Coronavirus Update: DOJ Charges Individual for Using COVID-19 Paycheck Protection Program for Personal Expenses Alert Title
Pentagon Taps $688M in COVID Aid for Defense Industry
Army Seeks Vendors for Another JEDI Contract
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